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Asia reacting favorably to debt deal
USD/JPY is strengthening in Asia, now quoted at 77.80, up from 77.14. Make significant savings on your international money transfers using FXstreet.com's Global Transfers. Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be ...
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USD/CHF Outlook August 1-5
The ultimate safe haven currency isn't retreating, and fresh records were seen in the past week. The upcoming week consists of key surveys and inflation numbers. Here's an outlook for the Swiss events, and an updated technical analysis for USD/CHF. ...
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Daily Trading Forecast
USD/CHF and USD/JPY, trying to establish a support at current prices around 0.8000 and 77.50 will most probably break that support today towards lower grounds around 0.7920/77.00. The European morning today is currently in another dive in the markets ...
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Loonie, other currencies strong against US dollar
(Paul Chiasson / THE CANADIAN PRESS) The loonie was worth just under 106 cents US Wednesday morning as the greenback began to lose ground against a number of international currencies. The Canadian dollar has gained about 0.8 of a cent over the past ...
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Aussie PPI Jumps, But Fails To Impact Markets; Sets The Stage For CPI
The AUD/USD pair falls back from its highs set later Friday at 1.08874, and the release gave the AUD/USD a slight boost, with the pair finding short term support at 1.0818. The AUD/NZD hit fresh intra-day lows after the release and was trading near ...
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An Interview with Chris Leithner on Austrian Economics and Australian Central ...
In Australia, economists, investors and journalists babble endlessly about the level at which the Reserve Bank should set the official interest rate (by which they mean the Overnight Cash Rate). Alas, almost nobody bothers to ask why it should be ...
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CHF surged to all-time highs
The AUD remains under pressure as the interest rate swap market is now pricing in rate cuts from the RBA and Westpac is forecasting a 1% fall in interest rates over the next year. The NZD has surged against the AUD as interest rate move expectations ...
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AUD/USD: China seen selling overnight
Before deciding to trade foreign exchange you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you ...
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GBP/USD slides ahead of emergency EU debt meeting
By Forexpros.com Forex Pros pros The pound slipped to a daily low against the US dollar on Monday, as market sentiment weakened ahead of an emergency meeting of senior European Union policymakers to discuss the region's debt crisis. GBP/USD hit ...
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U.S. Dollar Advance Continues as EUR, GBP Slide ahead of ECB and BOE
With global growth expected to ease in the second half of the year, ongoing default fears in the Eurozone peripheries, and tightening in the world's second largest economy, the dollar may continue to benefit as investors slowly shift away from risk. ...
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Dollar Extend Gains against Majors on Mounting Pessimism
The British Pound also fell today against the US Dollar, where the GBP-USD pair is now trading at $1.5999, compared with the opening level at $1.6060, while the pair recorded a high of $1.6090 and a low of $1.5947. The pair is now trading below the ...
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Portuguese downgrade darkens euro zone rescue hopes
The illuminated euro sign is seen in front of the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt April 5, 2011. The ECB council will decide later this week if the interest rates will be changed or not. By Kirsten Donovan and Paul Taylor ...


